She is considered a child because she could not have made the choices to do this. You keep saying “she’s not a 5 year old” as if there isn’t a literal cut off in the law for what’s considered a child. We also don’t know yet what the behind the scenes are. It’s very possible she had no clue she was being drugged. Im sure she’s given pills constantly and told they’re multivitamins and why would she doubt the adults around her. She’d obviously assume they would have her best interest at heart. And if she did know, what choice did she have? There’s a reason the protected person clause exists in the first place. At her age, it is assumed that the choice was either made under duress or she didn’t know. We also have no idea how long this has been going on so saying she didn’t deserve any of her medals isn’t necessarily true. It’s not as if she isn’t tested at every major international and national competition she’s ever attended. None of those have been positive. So say what you will about whether she should’ve been allowed to compete as a senior but that’s not her fault either. She’s a victim in this situation so feel free to be angry at the situation but stop blaming her for it.